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Under federal law, a naturalized U.S. citizen can have his or her citizenship revoked and certificate of naturalization canceled if it was obtained illegally through concealment of criminal conduct on immigration applications.
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Under federal law, a naturalized U.S. citizen can have his or her citizenship revoked and certificate of naturalization canceled if it was obtained illegally through concealment of criminal conduct on immigration applications.

Under federal law, a naturalized U.S. citizen can have his or her citizenship revoked and certificate of naturalization canceled if it was obtained illegally through concealment of criminal conduct on immigration applications.

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